I understand that SSDs are the way to go...I understand that it's best to transfer everything OS and all to the SSD, but would I still see tremendous gains by just putting a few games over to the SSD and leaving everything else alone? I really just want to put a few games to the SSD. I am good with computer stuff...but, I just don't feel like hassling myself with the worry of losing some stuff right now. I've got a lot of stuff going on...lol. I don't want to get too stretched thin.
Gaming Storage SSD v HDD
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It depends how big is the ssd you are using. The more stuff you can fit everything you need to an ssd, I would advise you to do so. I personally have way to much stuff to just use my ssd for all my storage needs. I keep most of my files and games on my 2 tb hdd. I only have a few games on my ssd and the games usually are whatever game I playing the most at the moment.
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